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Drama, mystery, tension and delight over plan to build homes in Hurst

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A total of 378 messages had been sent objecting to the building in School Road, between St Nicholas Primary and Hurst Village Hall. There were 17 supporting it. Council officers had recommended the scheme should be approved and Chair Councillor David Cornish (Lib Dem) called for a vote on that.

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Drama, mystery, tension and delight over plan to build homes in Hurst

Drama, mystery, tension and delight were all part of a debate over whether the former Hurst Show fields could be built on. Teetering on a knife edge, the plan for 23 homes eventually came down on the side of being refused permission. There was cheering and applause as 50 residents greeted the decision, by just one vote, at Wokingham Borough Council’s planning committee on Wednesday, February 14. Helmsley Land, which applied for permission has th…

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